Colombia has recently found itself in a diplomatic standoff with the United States, primarily regarding the deportation of migrants and the threat of tariffs from the Trump administration. After initially rejecting deportation flights, Colombia faced pressure as Trump threatened to impose tariffs on Colombian goods, including coffee and cut flowers. Amid calls for cooler heads from both the business community and citizens, Colombia eventually agreed to accept deported migrants. The White House later paused the proposed tariffs following this agreement. As tensions escalated, Colombian President even labeled Trump with severe reprimands, expressing frustration over the aggressive stance taken by the US. This unfolding drama underscores the complexities of international relations as other Latin American leaders look to address the implications of US immigration policies.